
The courage to be yourself in a world that rewards conformity.
He didn't want to be different. He simply refused to become someone he wasn't.
Bobby questioned what others accepted. Obi did the same. In different worlds, both discovered that thinking for yourself can come at a price.
Set across Western society and Nigeria, Everybody Hates Bobby connects two characters navigating different cultural realities but confronting a familiar struggle: the pressure to conform.
Through fiction, satire, and social commentary, their stories draw parallels between the developed world and the African experience, exposing the traditions, expectations, and unwritten rules that punish those who dare to think differently.
What happens when being yourself makes you the problem?
For anyone who's ever been misunderstood, pressured to fit in, or made to question their own individuality, this is a story about the cost of independent thinking—and the courage it takes to pay it.
